Skip Lewan
Morning Light Musician
Roland 'Skip' Lewan is a musician and composer from Georgia who has brought his passion for music to King's Chapel. While Skip is the music director for King's Chapel's Morning Light service, he is also a vocalist and musician in the groups Green Line X-tension and Vanilla Phunk.
He received his undergraduate in Film Scoring and Composition from Berklee College of Music. As is a composer and musician he has composed for films that received awards such as: Finalist in the WorldFest Houston International Film Festival in 2021 and Semi-finalist in the Burbank International Film Festival in 2019. Skip has interned with award-winning composer Yuval Ron, in Los Angeles, where he worked on the project, Color Therapy for Samsung which was launched in London, Vancouver, Bangalore, New York City, Los Angeles, Amsterdam, Montreal, Paris, and Shanghai. He created and launched the Music Industry program at CATS Academy which integrates music technology and the current state of the music industry into composition, production, and artist management.
He received his undergraduate in Film Scoring and Composition from Berklee College of Music. As is a composer and musician he has composed for films that received awards such as: Finalist in the WorldFest Houston International Film Festival in 2021 and Semi-finalist in the Burbank International Film Festival in 2019. Skip has interned with award-winning composer Yuval Ron, in Los Angeles, where he worked on the project, Color Therapy for Samsung which was launched in London, Vancouver, Bangalore, New York City, Los Angeles, Amsterdam, Montreal, Paris, and Shanghai. He created and launched the Music Industry program at CATS Academy which integrates music technology and the current state of the music industry into composition, production, and artist management.
